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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12
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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

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posslhis - seeazs see1 ~rsa4s snstA A
sell kaoEa secisks !41g ssceEsi sixi .
fez sIags s;Dcs. stspaizElag tiz4E sas sAsald
osly sxFscs her - cock and - tke kite1en
serk. Ga ths tAird dsy tas xEl resikasd
hsr PossGiaa. gising as rsssan tazE So
Ekaaghs Il ocloek, noen. 49, pncpeE
aoar TOR dinner. instssd e s'eleck ,. "a
- = ths custom "a thzl heusekcld Ias
gih packsd ksr trunk sEd. sci1g
~ tAs tslsphons. eslied . carriage
to Iazs her cosa towa. Tbs Lady q tbs
houss. having her s1spieions. tkoagAk shs
sould exaains tAaE truak. Shs I'D 50,
and foand = namber q ace kandkerehisfs
and several ssiEs Of silk slockinss selonsiag
- hssssif snugiS slowed Away. Drssainx
ne publicity Of compliant sgsiast ia
ziTl. abe took the things snd allowed TIE
tnisf 70 90. A fss days lafsr. lsarning thai
iEisnd ~ss sbouf 70 employ the sanss ziri.
siEi. she related tke expeEisnes she had ~i,h
ths woman. The other day The lady re-
ssived letter. which ran something as FOL
lows.
A1p4xE; I understand yoa have besn faskse
remarzs "a regzf1s - my ksr4gteE. ! eeuAnd
t1lt yoa relrs set al s8eb asl1 cal ny Fesi-
fe1cs ca wealthy ave. aa4 Apologies - l1sA / n
a. god - you are 1ag day.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12
STABBED IN TRE BACK.
A Pescemsker Carved With q Butche
Knife.

A Pesccmsker Carved With . Butcher
Knife.
Richard Shoemaker. who resides at $50
Grandville-ave., was quite severely stabbed
last night about 10 o'clock while acting as
pescemsker among q couple Of families who
go: into a squsbble near his house. He
vas at frst attracted by the cries OF "mur-
der" and coming from the house he recog-
nized an Old man named Rniofs in the
hands Of another man. who was striking
him in . most brutal manner. Shoemaker
rushed gp to the msn, and pulling him
aside said. You would not strike sn old,
gray haired man, would your" Just then
somebody stabbed him in ,he back with q
butcher knife. The first cut was merely a
fiesh wound, bat the second time the knife
struck the spinsl column, cutting cash
about three inches in length. Mr.. Shoe
maker fell to the ground from the loss of
blood. and Dr.. Pyle was notified, who
dressed the wounds, and be expects IL the
man Is well cared for he will recover. al
though he NAV be confined TO the house for
some time. The whole neighborhood was
aroused b. the cries and the excitement
was intense Mr.. Shoemaker has no idea
who struck the blows.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

Nrw xoEK. June IL Brooklyn Jockey
Club continued It's Spring meeting today Al
Gravesend. The track wss good ana ths
attendance large.
First rscs--Fife eighlhs OF mils Ma
room, ]: Telie Dai. 2, J. w. White, 3 time
i.02s.
second race--Two-year- -eids. Eve fur.
longs: Bay kidee, J. bes Feg. 2, Isottie
Fillmore, 3: time. 1904.
Third race-Nyrlis stakes. three year
olds and upwards. niie and one-sixtsspth,
Amsigem, !: MkfkisBd. ?; Biscuit and
Isdcssler. dead heat Goa third place. time
l.ses.
Fourth rsoe--Trt mont stakes for two
yesr-osds. six furIongs. 0UarzBtee, !; Nov
or Never. 2, Fof1hala. 3: time l.i5t.
Fifth rscs-psrkway handicap. mile
and = quarter. Favor, ], Dry H0aopole. z
Bsrnum. 3; time. 2.l0l.
Sixth race--fir furionrs: Winoaa. J.,
Alaric. ?, Froiic, 3. time. lie.
Seventh rsce-eix suriongr Tlpsy, /.
BroughtoD. ?. salgsis. 3. time, Iiss.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12
BASE BALL.
One OF Detroifs Best asen Disabled By
yelon.

One OF DetrotfE Best Non Disabled by n
Felon.
DETROIT, June 1.-THE grounds were in
fine condition today for the first time since
the Wolverines returned home. and the
$500 spectators had every reason for their
belief that the game would be an interest
ing one. The Hoosiers jumped st Detroit's
s;atuesqEe Larry Twitchen in The second
inping, and with two singles double and
triple, aided BY a couple Of errors, rolled
up FIVE runs. The Detroit enthusiasts were
horrified and roanedinnenimously.
The Wolverines made three runs in the
first inning and the crowd looked for an
other walk svsy. This was not 70 be. for
BOYLE. the Aconis. was doing the box
trick for the HOLSTERS. and be kept The
sluggers cogitating. The Detroits were
blanked in the third. fourth and fifth in
nings. They scored ore in the sixth after
the side should have been ont on Cshilfs
tumble. The seventh inning again proved
lucky one for Detroit. Sipgies By Thomp-
son and Hanlon and Duniaps triple, good
base running by Dunlap. Hanlon and
Myers. carlsss return Of the ball 10 Boyle
gave the Deircits four runs, putting them
one ahesd when the game ended. Dunlap
again covered himself With glory tor his fine
fielding today.
Quite a cornmotion has been caused In
the ranks of The Detroit ciub. By the dis
coyery that Brouthers has a felon on his
left hand, which il liable to lsy him up in
d fnitely. The game resulted as folloys.
Detroit .....-......2 o 0 o1lo e. :
Indlauarolis --0 : o Q 9 O. 6
Ease His Detroit Il Id s1spolss <
Errors -I,etyoif. s. ndanafoiis. !.
batteries TN .tcheil and Gsnzels Boyle and
Nyefs
Cmpire-D0escher.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

LoxDoS. J1ne 1.-The mass mesting
which Il was proposed 70 hold si Bodyks
tomorrow, has been proclaimed By The
Government. Michael Davist has CT.
pressed bis determination 20 hold the meet
ing sud be. with others, Ia engaged in l,er-
Testing arrangements 10 ontvlf the police.
Dsvisf made another speech todsy. 0ut hs
needed the warning Of fbe police. who
threateDed to arrest him II be interferei
eith their duties. ard beyond coa8seliins
tenants 70 adhere 20 their r1gtts. took nc
part ia the proceeding.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12
AGAINST JAKE SHARP
a clfsk TURNS STATES evosNos
A sasprsse fsf shsrs .1s bis osasssi-
shsrp s@ss fhs o.srs's as<tt1ess
O4Ex Hart kfin.s sss xsnssctsH
Weeka Meas DEATH.

Nkx Yesr. June H. Bsfse the Eess
sembliRg u tie oyer and Tsrnsnsr O. arr
TO-DAY after rseess. Mr.. AsTsins called Nei.
son aud stioknss Of shsrps's counsel ssias
and made the tolowsnk slsssmene We
deem il proper 81 this stage Of the o<s< "a
Inform yog that Wm. a. hslonss. resdlns
clerk cf the Board q Aldermen Of
1854. has turned States eviasnos
aud viii testify 81 Tie trlsl.
We tell yoa this in order &c
be fair and not % take you BY sn1sriss
hou have ample cine 10 make sack ar
rsngsmsnts ~ you please.
After the adjournment of Court SHARP
and his Counsel he'd long private
consultation Ia one a the ss
cant rooms. Sharp ssss that Do
testimony that Aalonsy can give. viii in-
lure his osss. a. be ooesnt believe that
twelve men can end al innocent man
guilty, He also says that verdict II guilty
with its consequent Imprisonment vonid
&c q sentence Of death 10 him.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

Prof. Rssnarx's Drive Yesterday-Hs VII
Give Other Tests Tonight at the
Hons orland.


Professor Rsgnsrg. the mind reader, gave
another most successful test yesterday after
noon and demonstrated his ability TO read
the mind Of others. A committee, consist
ing OF ]. L. S,relitsky. w. s. Stevens. J. ].
B.icklc. J. Fl. Myers. Frank e. Chase and
Peter DresssnGer. were chosen by the large
crowd assembled in front of Sweets Hotel
10 make the test The Professor was taken
into a store and blindfolded, and the com
nittee got in a carriage and made drive
covering the following streets: Up Pearl TO
North Division, North Division to Park,
Park TO Bostwick. Bostwick TO
Lyon, Lyon % North Division,
North Division 10 Pearl. Pearl to Ionia.
lonia To Crescent-ayo. Crescent-ave., 10
Canal. They stopped ~ Mayor Dikeman's
store and going inside placed a small rub
bsr stamp in drawer behind the counter.
Returning to the hotel the Professor readily
found his way 10 the vehicle. and blind
folded IS he was. took the reins and drove
ct rapid pace over the route trayersed by
the committee, passing teams and turning
corners without accident de drove 70 the
store and successfully found the place
where the object had been hidden, bat
could not find the stamp. He described IL
perfectly and asserted positively that he
hsd found the right place. Mayor
Dikemsn then explained that he had
changed the hiding place and the public
we're more than satisfied with the Profess
sor's accuracy and the geauiness of the
test"
A fair sized audience was present at the
Wonderland last evening TO witness the
various tests given by the Professor and
Miss Lulu Hurst, the electrical wonder.
The spiritua'isiic tests were Of sn interest
ing nature the mesmerism was laughable
in the extreme and the entire performance
gave general satifaction. A spscial per-
form,nce viii be given this evening when
seversl new and interesting tests will be
Civan
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

The Chsss Brothers, Of this city. have
manufactured expressly for Manager Pred
9. Berger oonosrs graad upright piano.
The piano = credit 20 ske manufacturing
enterprise az Grand RspidS, the case beine
rose No8d and mahogany. IEs tone Is pe-
cgIsaT,y powerful. and al pianssts y no hsve
heard it pT0nouBcs i he squsl Of any IN
str1nsnt ever n&de n tbs eonntry. Rr
gerzer y mach riezse1 With Il. and. hesnr =
sho~oueh nesicisn. knows It's worth. The
instrument may ns seen a. The Chase
Brothers waTercoms, en- Xonroe-ss.. f8r a
e DAYS
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

ST. Lorrs. June 1f.--FirSt race-one and
one-sixteenth miles. Egmont won; Galets
?: Klamuth. 3: time i.52.
Second rscs-seven-eighth mile: Little
Mioch won; Dynamite. ?; Modesty. 5: time
Ia.
Third race-fhree fourth mile. Blithe-
some won; White. 2 Hun;ress. 3. time
1:l6s.
Fourth rsce-ore mile. May Ellis won.
Gasoline. 2. Basrak, 3. time i.44i.
Fifth rsce--oDs mile. Biddy Bowling
won: Alfred. 2. Effalentna. 3. time l.s3k.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12
Estcrions CONTINUE.
Bsiiins snd Poiics AEsis Greeted with
scstdsng Wat<ss

DrKlEE. June ii.-EsictioBs st Bo1yks
were farther carried out today. The hFsi
house visited by eyictsng forces wa that of
Timothy Collins. bat as IL was announced
that the dsughies Of Collins lay dying IN
side. the work Of eviction was abandoned.
The esicfors then proceeded 10 the house Of
Michael o'Csllsgbsn. where they met with
a terrible reception. The bsilifls and polio.
were delnged With soalcinf water and nesi.
Col. Turner. who wss ia charge of the
eyicting party. implored Father hannsu.
who was again in sttendnnoe. % persuade
the people 20 cease rtsistaooe. and tbus pre-
vent bloodshed. Father Hannah fben en-
tered The honse and the inmates ceased
their aftnck on the officers. who entered
and osr5feo ont the work u sTlcflon. Five
women. who lad bsen extremely violent la
the attacks. we're arrested.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12
"WORK IN HARMONY"
No Foundation to the Idle Humers Of 9
War Between Mayor Dikeman and
Suyt. Smith.

supf. sBith.
Reports were current ON the street yester.
day afternoon that Mayor Dikemsn bad
suspended Superintendent Of Police Smith
FROM office, and also that he had informed
vag ordinance. as its consiitutionaiity was
doubtful and he did not desire TO have the
city the victim of suits which might be in
sttuted by those inczrcerated.
These reports spread rapidly and were
soon on every tongue. and there were th0se
who accepted them a. gospel truth and be-
lieved that the Police Department was with
out head.
reporter for the TELrcBkM-H HrE.Ip
called on Superintendent Smith and that
gentleman expressed great surprise. saying
that it was the first intimhtion he bad OF
such a report being in circulation. lie wax
unable to assign any reason for snch a
story and said. 'the Mayor and l work in
perfect harmony. | was not aware that he
had any such powers"
Mayor Dikemsn was seen last night BY q
reporter and said. II heard the report my
self. but could not see how people with
good common sense could believe such a
story. The Mayor has no control over the
Superintendent or the Bosrd He can make
suggestions il be chooses, but that ends the
natter He has no authority whatever.
As 10 The story ebont enforcing the ordin-
sDct. IL something hsven'i bothered my
self about. he is privileged to DO just ss
he plesses. believe. though. that be viii
show no psrtiaiitv. don't agree with him
in everything he does though. | think he
made a mistake when Se arrested Johnny
Ray. for no matter Whist bis wife's previous
character might have been. he was united
70 her by sacred ties and bsd right TO live
with her where he chose. He's no veg"
he works every day and gets pssd for IL.
too. Even II / thought the Superintendent
was making mistakes, : would noi be fool
ish enough 10 to try to do things over
which havs no control He rams bis end
of the affairs and mine
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

CHIcsso, Juns l1.-Arbi.rstioB bas corn.
pletely failed. tht contractors rsfssine n
meet the union. and buil5iag aE~rssiosss IN
Cbitsgo hsTe been susr<Daed inesfniisl+
ConuecicT Prussinr has be<n sBcoessfai r
his tfosfs 10 ssop al Urocee3ins loEk "a
toward ssttsrasert
TIE lrf kssys-s sre very s-gTv ~ &c
connt 81 TIE fffnssi n tle bssses - sroi
fr&te. They have rssoi~es 70 flghf fhs
bosses 70 the bitter en3
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

Ettsx2zoo. Tune 1l.--kgsrt Wsntsor
sns os*hier Quls. Of tie tmsrisen Erpres,
C0-npsnv st this plsc< hsvs i,~sn svspepdsd
on seco8ut u . shortage q so IN ths cash.
ief's scesunis A sf<Dne petition ~ bnei-
f1esz rueo vi &c forward r. 81. Nr1v
foef's rsinstef--nert- He 0'iense cyna,fss
81 as = nYs - re4yori siFortsge - Be etsfn-
rer~ snssrsf ne srspfaliT ief hin =,
fald toovlnses of fhe effsif e. f1e siiprf
sgs vss saa5s 50 The oornpsny hevt lss-sl
res r.. kssrseS rrliv
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

rIEplAs. O.. Jsns ILL., fi.s great oelchrs-
toe cams tc an gnd todsy with fils dfin Of
0stlins enn squad. Battery B, and tils i1irss
ohio Llght Artillery II UnciDnsa. TIE
dnli wns sxneiicnt hsoluti,,ns sG5 GET
ling gan practice were siulasl Qerfsot 10
every respect The crowd wniob rftnesssf
the drill wes large aud enthusiastic. Every
thing considered. tbe csiebrstioB hsf been
ose oi tks greatest ano mori sncoessfni ever
hsic In Oils.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

TLsrrvxIas Jens fL-Joha Dsnine. =
fs-msE. rxss sisoas s.. vss fonnd dead IN
fort ~ his bopse ere sf1s vesz - Dossss
ststieB. fhis rB9~uing. rsztF r. bls ha1s
sn6 lis ffrsxt eut Re se4urnsd fFgsn Eev
H0-k ssess Tnurk1sg sveciftx vtssss 10
hsf hess - e&s eirk bfaffser afd f1o<Hlas
trans< - vezeeT3s7 to ifs5icets rpzegn fts
tbe - <ds Es aeaxiss~r bexF6 t1fs eays
fk,s beuse flis nbtrnlo2. sn6 - I'D n8
keiif frs ~ fDetrfnxfT
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

Kokoso. lad, june Ii.--Tse dessctiss<
whs have been workins hers with . gessg
of street lssoren LAYING ess mains Goa the
lsst two months have arrested Nillism and
Joseph Msiosh. who have confessed ths
crime of burning fhs DiEan buiidsns 10 shss
city on the nl.rhl - Jas. last, causing =
loss Of ss0 oso, and state that they we're
hired 10 % a by prominent business niss
flf fIsf oife
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

PrT~xsrneH. Jons 1i.--ssfnuel X Fitch.
Charles w Smith. J. 7. RyDsr. Harry Ne
cupe, J. p Brennan snd Charles wstson.
who were intictsd along With The sixty.
one Pan Handlers for robbery. were 20
leased todsT on .hsif ovn reoegnizsncs 81
the s3licifstion of John II. Hampton. Esa..
sstc1nsr for fbs Pittsburah. Cincinnati
g. fsoois RsilrEa6 through District Attorney
Parker. There sss row bot three - fas
fixfv-opt sfnfsoyes who w>rs arrested for
compiicits IN the fDboeriss IN jail.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

hosr64sz Is shs fastst.sssls hasel IN sAs
Hsata elaek Sc ss1zh tlsisieH 81 A4ss
seen eAseing elsoscs Esaeel - Eassln fog
naa sspassEian ef N1z fosiF wsie - e<f
Isptsr. sna Af lteFa . sAzsste4 ssAn Nssh
lAfes tsmklE ST cltsirsk.. ha hkst hees
~ ssans uxs h1ee1eEs a fis riszs Ias
sd&if eutminsEea fee assk ssn<@ a krs
tissn 81 boek See,.es xith Nsiff - Esaek
knsAl . hsnsea ~ sss eertsAe leitefs 81 AF<.
foais ) s4hstxa .ssksuE fhl1tfenor. are - q
- ss - fss hsads II . sxaated ieAkls
fFisna - Mn. IAoses
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

TonoFro. Ont June ii.-Txeiys hundred
unioa and non-nnsos csrsentes siruof
here this morning Zoe nB sdssnos. One of
the largest employers ofer~d them en- In
creased scale II they would remain si wert.
bat they refused, a. ahey had sgresd fs
strike whsthef the e1plosers ofsFed an
incresse 0F not ubfi wes known that the
employers hs1 nKrsed 20 1ssfosnd.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

NEw Yoas. June il.--Ihs seswomshks.
Corlnthisn 1stcht Cuts regatta WHOA
wa sailed today. wss by fsf the most sno-
oessfui race of the season. Tie main in.
teFcs, osntsrsd iB ths fsst class sleeps cad
cutters. Tie Atlantic ied the tsct which
consisted of sems went, crafts, fIefa sssrs
% finish. and reached home winner bs
third
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12
THEY SHOULD HAVE SHOT HIM.
viiIisa Assaults = Little Girl Near the
Black HflIs.


Yesterday ss Truant Officer Fee was
:rsversins around Godfrey's plaster mills,
he discovered two men named Martin
Brown and Fl. Cook, chssing third man
who was respectfully dressed in gray suit
of Clothes In answer to the officers in
Quiry, they said the man had ATTEMPTED
race on a girl about IL years old, and they
bad been attracted 0y her screams. The
officer then iosnsd IN the chase The villain
ran down - tts z.Gs factory where biz
pursursrs lost al trace Of him Mr. CooS,
who lives az 30 kogfh Division-st. sad be
tailed with the eiri bat that SIZE would not
give her name. She lives near the plaster
bees. sn3, a. the men left her she started
for h0n.e. crying. II Is not known whether
the brute irjafei her or not bot be ess
frigh,ened away before he had time % Sc
con1plish his sdsssaf5ly design. re il a
short. thick st nan. with a dark c0fa.
plexion. The aFsi- viii Be thorougbly in
vestigafed by the officsrs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

PHIik1Ezszfs, Jsne IIs--Ths eorvoer =
ineusss foazy IN the cas-. - sev'hi. s-nith.
t,etesr knoxa - Mrs. Ifliis1 Rfre-s. whs
vss sboa sra killed ~ J1ns B ~ Ro5srf q.
Hal. rsxaises II versscz rkzrRiax HsH
with TIE woeaees 6fah. We ~es eora-
railfed - pTls1n 70 swzii tss aeti1a - shs
ersnd iarT. ~ Bre~s wse buried tn5ar
st tie expeass - Ehe - 1sfs nz1ertzker
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

JoxDoS. June i1--Lord Isunyson has
the gons ara has ben ordsrss 70 20 On :
yachting cruise f0r bis heastb. The Prince
of Waies hss aske1 Lewis Norris - write
the iBa1gaTsl cSs for the in nerisi II sfifute.
Sullivan viii st s. - nusic and ~ cor
duet its rennlfoa by = monster ehorus ~
Albert bal on July IN tks 1risenee a
tie Qaee7
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

Tfv Yokf. june l1.--EF Secretary of the
Treasury Manning and family arrived THE
afternoon on tbs siesmsf Baltic. Mr.. NsB-
sings sppesrsnoe tudinsta letter ronci-
ton ~ be@lfh snl be esys he ieels seff
much l,ebehtss3 by his soionfn Ia fuRispd
and b.lleves bimssif fully recovered from
be late trouble
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

MoxTRrAf. Jnne II-Ex-AIdermsn
Dempsey. of Ssr York. While drinking At
TIE bar of toe s.. Lawrence Hotel. hszrd =
guest make 81 uncoraplimsnfsrv rsrusTk
sbsuf sb0ose" siiernen Billy kslaneT
restrained the alderman at drst. bat ths r.
mark being repeated Dempsey knocke5 fhs
guest down zp1 stamped upon him. Hotel
men railea In oil
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

1ospoE. june ia collision oecurrs3
TO-DAY ~ Denbifh wsiss betwsen mob
end BODY of police vho vers protecting
ar snrsisne>s engaged n seilirf property
Cor flfn~ The uob turned co sxeitsa buH
loo>e or fos foiie< end assaulted them
With rotss1 sxgs. one srresi wss nusds.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

psy~rst-rs. Jane i'll g Ira . C..
Ei.s lsre~n eoks 0ssrsioft - tise - "a.
bs~e ~~znfas 80 sesznos e. fileIf s-rifele.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

Ps1EAFsL7E7A. June II -Wfnisgn Bzcon
ssevens. DID, Ii D.. Bishop of he Diocess
of Psnasylvsnis Of the Protestant Eoisco
pa Church, died this mornins
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

IoxDox. jane Il.-TAe rrepasse@l b9st
rzee betrsea he ersrs ef Csns5r 5ee zas
Harvard uaIrersi6ies hs< besa skszs33ned.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

At Rpston: B<ton. II; Philadelphia. ..
Al Se~ YORK: New York. 1s Washington.
A. Chicsgo. Chicszn s. yit;shurr. 4
AtPhilsdesphia. Athletic. :. e. Louis. 4
A. Baltimore. Bsitirsore. 12. Cleveland. 4
At New YORK Nstrop1iltans ]. .ts8eirnsti, :
A. Brooklyn. Brooklyn. IL Louisville, s.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12
The Raven

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White a. ne Halsst 4esea a1si1i{ q 2reasts
Falr A. tas fa4ril.aa ~ L1e Capitol
soft - t1e slsali. SlseEe azd loEslI tosE
- nIl.lle SIS plAtlnr ioaEls h4d changed aizl
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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

KALAMAZOO. Jane 1.-The feature Of
todsys game ves Beach sndden retire
neut after twslve rams hal been made Of
him IN two inriDeE, ard Rhaes and Ven
Gents home runs. The score ~ss as fol-
l0ws
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ssenbtnvifae 20 Q - 4
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